WW2: One Of The Most Fierce Divisions - Who Were Germany's European Army? - 5th Wiking Division
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- As we venture into the depths of history, we meticulously examine the origins, formation, and actions of the 5th SS Wiking Division. Through thorough research and expert analysis, we aim to provide an unbiased account of this renowned military unit, shedding light on its motivations, structure, and impact on the war, from the beginning to the End.
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the w is pronounced like a v
Can you please talk about the conscripted soldiers from Luxembourg that fought in the 5th Wiking Grenadier. What happened to them after the war? Some were sent to England Etc
Cut the AI voice
After the war Dutch SS volunteers were dispised or even hated. Only a few years ago I discovered that quite a lot of them voluntereed because of their strong anti-communist beliefs. Some of these former SS volunteers later became very valuable warriors during the UN deployment in Korea while concealing their SS background.
I think we at least owe them something for that.
Dutch soldiers tortured and killed millions of innocent civilians. They were true cowards. that's why I enjoyed watching them and the Germans with their little white flags surrendering to the Americans.
A lot of former SS also fought in the Congo wars as a last ditch effort to fight communism in Africa. Watch the documentary “Africa: Blood and guts”
I heard some American person claim there were some former Waffen-SS in US Army uniform in Korea because they knew how to fight a Communist army that was using Soviet tactics, strategies and fighting styles while UN forces were still too small in numbers to put up a proper fight.
You are owed someting for fighting onnthe right side from the start.
The Dutch unit in Korea fought well.
One of the probably toughest german soldiers, Hans Dorr, was in in the Wiking division. He was awarded the knights cross with oak leaves and swords. He also won the close combat clasp in silver with gold likely possible. He was wounded 16 times and died in the last offensive to liberate budapest.
My father served as a Dutch citizen for the 5th Panzer grenadier division Wiking,Pioneer abteilung as a mg42 gunner.He was born in 1927 and died in 1993.Rust in peace Pa,ill mis him so much.
Rest in peace. 🫡
@@historyatwar Rust in vrede.
Must have been young like 17 or 18 years old?!
@@JohnSmith-un9jm He was 16 at the time,for the summer campagne of 1943.The 3 battle of Charkov.Before he was send out he had a training for 6 weeks in the Elzas erea in France.
Your grandfather lost cause he fought for loser Germany who lost not only once but twice. Soviets were the warriors while Germans waived little white flags right until the end.
My father was Wehrmacht Infantry. His unit most probably fought alongside the Wiking Division. I remember he told me about Rostov on Don, the river Terek and places like Ortshonikitshe, Maikop, deep into the Kaukasus mountains.
My grandpa fought there as a Finnish volunter. Stayed loyal to the end.
Ehre den Europäern die mit uns untergingen.
Finns were very brave soldiers during WWII!! And proud.
Awesome username mate. I am surrounded by spiritually castrated mongrels from where I live.
Heil to you and your grandfather ✋🏻 from an American who's great grandfather who was a US marine in WW2 ,the Germans were on the right side
You have proof of that
As a grandchild of a late Finnish volunteer, I thank you for this video.🔥🔥🔥
liar
@@schatzkammerein Quite a bold statement..😅.Definition of "come out of the woodwork"🤣🤣🤣
One of the best divisions documentaries I have watched, you guys are so underrated here on TH-cam
Out of Scandinavian countries more people served for the Germans than fighting against it. That's a fact.
absolutely as it should be
Germany and their allies were the last defenders of Europe, The West and Humanity! May they R.I.P
In every country dwells also scum. In Scandinavia too.
My mother's father was kia in mid 7/43 during , and in the "Battle of Kursk " . He was a major in the 2nd Waffen SS Div. " Das Reich "! Her uncle a colonel in The Luftwaffe was a fighter pilot in a Focke Wolf 190( FW190 ) was kia . He was shot down near Anzio , Italy early 3/44.
Ironic my grandpa , on Dad's side, was in US of As 82nd A/B Division , and some , very hesitant told his nightmarish experiences from Normandy , and the blood soaked fields of grim fighting in those hedgerows , his experience in the near disaster in Holland in "Operation Market Garden " , in which the British Paratroopers lost nearly 5-7000 men with 3000 barely making back to Allied lines. The USA 101st and 82nd A/B Divisions faired slightly better , but couldn't take full advantage of a consumate xing of the Rhine , River to get a foothold in Nazi- Germany. Casualties were costly and rapidly rising. The Nazi- German determined , finatical , harrowing counterattacks were non-stop . Both Nazi - and Allied casualties were high ; savage fighting from the North Sea to the Mediterranean .
Grandpa was idered to the Ardennes ( mid 12/44 to early 2/ 45 was "The Battle of the Bulge where nearly 20000 USA troops perished , and about 1000 Brits fell too ; altogether Allies sustained 80000 casualties , and Nazis about 140000 casualties). GrandpA was wounded when the vehicle was in , jeep, hit a mine killing driver , and soldier behind him , wounding my grandpappy , and dude behind him . Both laid in a snow field until , luckily , because Waffen SS colonel Joachim Pieper was in area, he and his compatriot picked up by an American patrol. If was Joachim Pieper he would of been killed , same accountable actions done to murdered American sdiers @ Malmedy.
@@C783H Put a fork in Europe if Deutschland ever collapses ! I talk
To a French visitor to here in Phila., Pa. USA , and the French admitted that without Deutschland , NO EUROPE !!!!!
Quality against quantity.
These guys were the real chads, every single one
Bloody oath.
True
This division is literally the term “fought till the last man” these guys literally fought till there was nobody left.
Absolutely, such a fascinating part of European History.
Good. Best idea they had.
@@thedukeofnorton they had the loyality that your multicultural shlt hole lacks
@@thedukeofnortonmore ⚽⚽ than you will ever have
Certainly they were extremely tenacious men who were willing to sacrifice themselves for their cause. They were almost as willing to spill their own blood as they were to spill the blood of their foes.
A dear colleague from Estonia served in the 5th Viking. He said they would review all prisoners looking for ethic Finns and then recruit them.
Ironic footnote.The last defenders of Hitler`s bunker in Berlin were danish and french SS-Soldiers. The last Knights Cross was awarded to a french NCO.
And Latvians, Swedes and a handful of other Scandinavians and Balts.
As a Swede I thank you for this docomentary. Subscried!
We appreciate it, Anton 🤝
I'm wrapped you got this coming,one of the toughest division around, start to finish.
My friend who I served in legion etrangere with his grandfather fought in this division,he was Danish,people forget the Soviets were a huge threat toscandinavia,and the Finn's had a good reason to join SS,as myself a half Dane I was told that in Denmark the Soviets did move in on one of the Danish islands
My fathers cousin, a Finnish winter war veteran(Border Guard Jaeger (Sissi) in Finnish Lapland,joined this unit.
He was a "Sharfuhrer".
He did that because of his hatred against the Soviet Bolsheviks.
He lived (just like most of my relatives on my fathers side) only about 5km from the Soviet border.
He also joined the Finnish Lapland war, against the Germans.
I asked him once if he didn't feel ashamed for all of a sudden start shooting at your former friends, basically.
He just replied.
He wasn't fighting these wars, so he could find new friends.
There is no place for personal feelings or what kind of politics your "brothers in arms" believed in.
He fought toghether with the Waffen SS 6:th Gebirgs-Division Nord, but obviously on the Finnish side.
I also want to tell you guys, that most of my relatives that lived during ww2, as a child or an adult had ONLY good things to say about these guys.
Its quite crazy if you think about that the group was made out of former Concentration Camp guards.
The children always got candy's /chocolate.
They where remembered as gentleman and they wasn't into looting, like the RED Soviet Bolshevik bastards that was sent to Finland to free it's people from the horrors of capitalism.
They whdre seen as criminals, basically all of them.
My grandfather a Winter war and continuation war veteran wanted to remind me to never trust no Soviets or do not ever believe that the Russians are like we, or the rest of us Europeans.
They will go into "robot mode" if some dictator in Kreml gave them orders to attack any country..
It didn't matter if they didn't really liked that guy in office,and spent their days on laughing at that dictators lies.
But the day this dictator, let's call him Putler the Dwarf.
The day this leader starts to talk about how evil and that all of them are criminals, and that is the point from where these Soviets /Russians decide to belive in every single word of his... Even if they where laughing at that exact same leader just a couple of days ago.
Hate to say it.
Seems like he knew them quite well, in the end. 😢
My father-in-law was in the 5th SS Wiking Division. He was a young 17 year old Frenchman with Prussian and Polish parents when he joined and was a hauptscharfuhrer in a heavy company when he was 19 at the end of the war. I don't know which regiment he belonged to but he said he served alongside Norwegians. He spoke seven languages and worked as an interpreter with the Canadian army after the war.
Great to see no attacks here in the comment section. You deserve a voice to honor your ancestors who fought in battle.
This coming from a grandson of a Stuka rear gunner attacked by all the time by trolls for my comments on Stuka videos.
I will continue to comment, and the history should not be lost despite attempts by others to silence my opinions.
I can’t wait to see the video of one of the most elite fighting units of all time. Cheers!
“Who was the best soldier of ww2” hands down it was the German soldier/volunteer. Outgunned and out numbered 10-1 and it still took over half a decade for them to be defeated.
I say the same thing. Then I get told that they lost. And Iaugh. It took Britain and its commonwealth. It took the Americans. And it took the USSR. And it took them six years. The germans did not do well, they excelled at their job
@@daveanderson3805 Mission based tactics and improvisation is what gave the Germans such an edge, Allied commanders tended to be quite rigid in comparison.
All the while the Allies were reading the codes...
And look at the casualties.
@@daveanderson3805it's who wins and starting wars with the Soviet Union and the USA after failing to defeat the British empire was reckless
My olde frind Ejler Lauritsen was a Danish members of the waffen SS. He was a Very Nice man. He was i Frikorpsdanmark and Nordland/wiking.
R.I.P. Ejler and Thanks for your frindship ❤
These warriors motivate me so much.
Motivates you for going hard on the keyboard?
Sorry but warriors don't wave little white flags and German, Finnish and Dutch soldiers all carried those humiliating flags while rendering to the Americans. That was truly shameful.
@@mirquellasantos2716 like americans wave they white flag for multiculturalism and falling apart as a superpower
@@mirquellasantos2716american land army was weak only andvantage was huge industry and air superiority. Was better to surender to yanks than to soviets
@@Kentirir cope, slava russia. Go down ukrai key warrior
Excellent work here Sir and your Team
We appreciate it 🤝
My grandpa (Swedish) was in 5th SS
RESPECT!!!
My grandfather was in 20th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS (1st Estonian).
He fell at Tannenberg Line(Sinimäed Hills, Estonia), in summer of 1944. Along side his Danish, Norwegian, German, Flamish and Dutch comrads!
Great video. Thank you for creating this.
As you all know there was fighting around Izijum in 2022. But there was also fighting around Izijum in the Summer of 1943, and the Wiking Division was there. If you'd like to be able to play this "the most fierce division" or at least parts of it, you can do that in the Graviteam Tactics Mius-Front DLC Stalemate on Donets.
Great channel.
Good history of an elite German unit, thanks for the video.
Geez only 45k subscribers. This channel deserves 45 million!
We appreciate it 🤝
There aren't that many nazi fanboys let on Xbox! 🙂
Our tribute to you from Finland and these warriours of SS divisions. I have read a lot about the. Maj gen Indian Army
Last hope for Europe
more like FOR THE ENTIRE WORLD
Too bad they lost haha
@@toast2300 If they lost then how are they ruling south america and north america? Bro they everywhere. I grew up in Belize and they are always seen in leadership positions. Same with all of South America except for Brazil..whom they still have a great relationship with as they border Brazil in Argentina. And we all know that's basically neo-Germany. Plus they own and operate NASA, so it seems they did just fine.
@@Mr.Skeleton. haha, unbelievable nonsense
@@toast2300untill the next time
Great narrative n combat footage.
Great video! Keep em coming!
Their pride was their loyalty ⚡️⚡️
If youre going to quote shite, quote the correct shite. 'My Honour is loyalty'. The ultimate cop out from morality.
It's pronounced viking. The german language pronounces w like v. And v is pronounced like w.
Examples:
Wiking pronounced like viking
Waffen like vaffen
Wehrmacht like vehrmacht.
Huh? Viking in English is pronounced like whyking and Wiking is in German prounced like Wiking. Waffen is pronounced like Waffen, not like pffaffen. Wehrmacht like Wehrmacht.
@@aka99. In the German language W is pronounced V. So Wiking is pronounced Viking in German. Wehrmacht is pronounced vehrmacht and waffen is pronounced vaffen. I lived and worked in Germany for five years: I never heard any German pronounce a W as a W, it was always pronounced V.
@@klackon1 What? How do you spell for example Vergeltungswaffen then? How would a German spell VW then?
YES THIS!!! Omfg it makes me cringe everytime I hear him say "Wiking" like that.
Hopefully on the next video he will pronounce it correctly
Thank you for that.
Excellent work!!
Thank you!, Chuck 🤝
I am from Estonia and my great granfather was in 20th grenadier division aka Estonian legion
Fascinating stuff!
@@historyatwar Johannes Soodla even reached the rank of Gruppenführer
@@egertroos-qh7hw Respect to my finno-ugric brother.
@@myhonorwasloyalty Greetings from Southern Estonia.
Sorry, but Soodla was a shit! After the war Soodla take his post because he afraid H.Mäe and germans. Mäe was very disappointed: if you don’t want this post why you didn’t say so. Read history!
Great video! Loved it!
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Look guys... if you are an English speaker, feel free to say “Viking” Division. When the Germans say “Wiking” it is the phonetics of their language. In their ears, in their minds, they are saying and hearing “Viking”. So when you say “Wiking” over and over in English, no offense, it sounds ridiculous. It was NOT a division filled with people who spoke like Elmer Fudd, Ok? It is the “Viking” division, with a ‘Vee’ sound at the beginning. Don’t say it in German if you speak English. Say it correctly. It is the 5th SS Division Viking.
I know a guy in my village, born in 1927 who was fighting in Wiking.
The Finns weren't the only German allies to complain about the activities of the Wiking Division. While it was on the Mius Front in early 1942, its was the subject of complaints from Austrian General Eglseer of 4th Mountain Division for its indiscipline in rear areas. Similar complaints came from General Turanec of the Slovak Rapid Division. There is also reportedly a book by a Swedish volunteer that is less than flattering about the Wiking Division, though I have not seen it personally.
Throughly enjoyed it.thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Good documentary. 👍
Thank you, Dave 🤝
Thank you for your work in honoring these Great Men.
Wonderfully informative....your real pros
Thank you Russ 🤝
When men were real men
Nice Video 🤘🇩🇪
Interesting and informative excellent photography job making it easier for viewers to better understand what the orator was describing. Historians did a very good job presenting actual facts from fiction. Class A research project!!! Orator presented the documentary very well. Rough combat operations on both sides. The 5th ss wiking division had their moments of glory/hours of pain. Eventually being overwhelmed by the Russian armies. They made the correct decision to surrender to the Americans.
Thanks for your kind words 🤝
Last defenders of Europe, The West and Humanity! May their sacrifice never ever be forgotten! May they R.I.P for eternity! I wish I could have fought alongside these absolute heroes to defend Earth!
We are going to pay the ultimate price for the destruction of Europe!
@@nimdaqayea because Europe is a paradise now fool
They lost then, they'll lose now, they'll lose forevermore. Nothing but a bloody stain in the history of humanity.
Sorry but Europe don't need weak defenders like that. They lost like the cowards they were. The real warriors here were the Soviets and the allies who won. Germany was humiliated not once but twice. I enjoyed watching German, Finnish, Dutch soldiers waving little white flags. Those cowards have no shame.
@@toast2300Shut up filth.🙋88
@@toast2300Tell that to the russians
nice footage!
"5th SS Wiking Division Panzergrenadier Division" That was what it was called.
They were berserkers. Flat out, great warriors.
The names of the divisions were second to none.
Is that how you got beat from Slavs 🙈😂😂😂😂🤡
Ein Teil von den Besten der Besten ❤🔥
I'm not a nazi sympathizer and i dispise the warcrimes some of the SS men were responsible for but i also recognize that some of those men were just brave and tough guys and excellent soldiers, the fact that some of them came from my country makes me kinda proud.
The US and at maximum war crimes did the Red fucking Army
Tchikola ,Ossetia USSR, late 1942 🇫🇮Mg Hold Soviet regimet for 6 hour’s. + 330 dead Soviet’s counted on field. ss volunteers Pyyhtiä &Könönen EK 1.+2 ehre spange. Iron C 1+2 Class and Golden badge
Resolute and unwavering but out gunned and outnumbered plus the enemy was able to read Germany’s most secret messages But still it would many countries to defeat Germany and six long years
Is european war video deleted?
Yeah. Jewtube deleted it.
RIP to my Uncle's cousin Sturmbannfuhrer Robert Frank Iron Cross 1st & 2nd Class and Knights Cross assigned to 3rd SS Totenkopf and lastly the 9th SS Panzer Div. Hohenstaufen.
The Finns were attached to the division, not part of it. Diaries of a survivor published in Finland detail some of the Wiking Division's atrocities.
Genial material 😊😊😊
Corps are denoted in Latin numerals, eg iv =4
We will se you in the next battle. Loyal to the end.
The flag of the Finnish SS-Battalion 0:57-1:10.
0:51-1:30 is about the Finnish volunteer battalion.
@@timoterava7108 I have the English version of Wilhelm Tiekes book about the Finnish Volunteer Battalion.Its a exellent book.I know there is books about the Finns who fought in other units.The "Division Men".But it seems its only in Finnish for the moment.
@@WhiskyandBacon
Thanks for the tip!
@@timoterava7108 Something to wipe your arse with.
This is some really rare film
I would have said the 12th SS Hitler Jugend, only 3 soldiers were taken prisoner, the rest were all killed fighting to the last man.
Ok, W's in German are pronounced as V's. Its VIKING.
But he isn’t German? I call it wiking, same as “Waffen SS” I don’t call it “Vaffan”
Also not Iss it’s first ss and not IVss it’s fourth ss if you are using German words pronounce them the German way if possible. I did find it quite watchable thanks for your effort.
@@IAmBeanz1 Its still pronounced Viking. Its a name. It doesnt change between languages. Even in English, its Viking.
@@brucecamparmament3728 in English it’s “Wiking” that’s the English language.
@@IAmBeanz1 ugh, no its not. In english, its spelled Viking. Wiking isnt an english word
The all star group . !
The name was'nt "Wiking Division".
Wiking was the additional honor name and was called at last place in the name
just an FYI - W in German is pronounced like a V. it's not wiking but viking, although slight different on the I sound.
The "W" in Wiking is, in German, pronounced "V" as V is in English. So, Wiking is pronounced Viking in German, the narrator should know this 😮😢
Again, our mistake. 🫡
@@historyatwar it happens
It might also surprise you that the German "V" is pronounced the English "W"...mind blown, I know.
@@exundfluriba no, it is not.
Great video.... but isn't the European pronunciation 'V'eye-king', not 'Why-king'?
No - it's Vee-king.
The pronunciation of "Wiking" in Scandinavian is Veeking,
were they turned over to the Soviets or used for slabe labor?
Nowadays Europe is a shame, looking back we were proud and strong , now we are nothing
Yes white Anglo Saxons ruled.
Pernicious and sinister zionists have debased European culture and society.
@@JohnSmith-un9jm Proof?
Nationalist Dedication 🔥
Great Video. BTW: Heer is pronounced like Hare. Initially I heard here, which is pronounced exactly like the German word hier (same meaning). So e is more like a, but not exactly.
Viking not UAKING ! Please respect GERMAN language ! Congrats for your excellent work !
You didn't mention the conscripted soldiers from Luxembourg , that is what I'm curious about
Dude, the "w" in Wiking and Waffen are pronounced as a "V"...sounds like "veking" and "varfen"
There were Germans in the division as well. It did not take part in Kursk.
It’s not a w it is pronounced as a V or a double V
Why king over and over was taxing but you earned my respect as the last fifty ww2 vidoes I’ve watched lately like calling the Heer the Wehrmacht. Yours is the first to actually use the correct term for the army or land defense or force the Heer. I thing this show is bunk if they can’t ever call the army correctly. I tip my hat to you. Wiking is Viking are homophones.
It's Viking not wiking, just like vermacht yet spelled wermacht
It's Pronounced as a V hence Vik-King not wy-king. I new a former Dutch member!
I wish i was born at that time.the current generation is doomed.💀
No you don't! I have many family members who fought in the Wehrmacht and also one in the Waffen-SS. These families were crushed when of 6 sons only 1 survived the war.
My grandfather grew up in the ruins of Germany without Father because he fell "für Führer und Vaterland den Heldentot gefallen!" I have seen the pictures of my grand-grandfather which were done every year at his home holiday. He started the war as a joyful happy young men freshly married. Every year in the war he got slimmer and the shadows under his eyes got darker. The last photo he looked like a zombie without any traces of happiness and joy left. You can see in his face the dark things he has seen disillusioned by the war and the propagandistic lies that got fed to him. He could not recover his soul and shortly after he fell in early 1945!
In a letter to my grand-grandmother it was clear that he did not intend to come back and actually embraced the thought of finally dying... 😢
Do not wish to live in that time, it produced only broken people and families and the trauma is still visible in families today.
I recently asked my grandfather who grew up in post war Germany about his father and he started to cry like a little boy. My grandfather was all his life at the the Bundeswehr and he was a hard as stones guy but it broke my heart seeing him weap about his father he only seen twice before he fell....
@@Gaphalor Still would have been a better fate than die off in our continent
@@Gaphalor I am Russian, of Baltic origin. Have you heard something about Courland pocket? Horrible thing that I could say to you, for us it was not just war against nazi or communist. It was war brothers against brothers. My great grandfather, and his brothers was fight part in German army, part in Russian army. And many of them meet in fight, not like brothers but enemy’s. It’s very sad part of our history, and only absolute idiot or mindless creature could support war, what ever propaganda say to you about it, war is always crime
that time that generation was no more intelligent and were doomed from the start, which was the idea of their great leaders.
@@myhonorwasloyalty It would not. You would've been conscripted sent to the front. And probably get blown up by artillery. If you survive then you would be a disable person, with some limbs cut off. War isn't fun.
Why-king? It’s pronounced Vee-king in German.. but even normal English Vy-king would have done.
“Wiking”
@@historyatwar Actually, you do a good job pronouncing German words. I imagine the passion it takes to produce documentaries like these. For me as a German, it's remarkable that a person from the US is so passionate about our WWII army and their vets. Thank you very much for your nuanced information.
It was certainly interesting to see how the SS changed from being for the perfect ethnic German to need to expand to allow others in. The atrocities committed by the division however, should never be forgotten
Please don't say "Why-king" but rather "Vee-king" (in German "W" sounds like "V" in English, and "i" sounds like short "ee" or "i" in "big". You can also just use the English word Viking, because it has the same meaning in both languages, while "Why-king" sounds neither in German nor in English. This is some obnoxious language hybrid.
We do apologies about our pronunciation.
International division👍👍
It's pronounced viking. Not why king.
Love the channel though. 🇨🇦
Tiger heart lion heart brave ♥️ ❤️ Germany
For all intents and purposes, Hitler was well on his way to becoming a Nordic god. He would have been had he won. Step aside Odin. But he lost, so…yeah.
The German army was the best but it sterced it's self too much on the western front and East, bulk of it's resources were wasted on East. Respect and regards from Pakistan 🇵🇰
300000 thousand soldiers died in stalingrad but they could have not attacked and wait for russian offensive they could have easyly defeated russians
Many of these people were seen as traitors and was punished after the war when they returned home. They had served the country that had occupied their own country.
Many thought they got off too lightly only having to serve 2-3 years in prison and loose some of their civil rights. They were shunned by their neighbours and family the rest of their lives. They remain a shameful part of our history.
They are interesting to read about and several of them have shared their experiences and stories. I have read several of their books. I have sympathy for some of them, but in the end they made the wrong choices even if they were young and naive. I think there should have been more of an opportunity for redemption in a humanist capasity but then again I have never been traumatised by occupation or war. There was a burning anger back then.
There were injustices done to many people that did not deserve it. My grandfather helped a german soldier that refused to be a part of the occupation of my country.
First the soldier was imprissoned by the other germans and he sat in jail to the war was over. And when the war was over he got arrested by my government and sentenced to a new jailtime. My grandfather saw that the german soldier had made the right choice but was being wrongly punished for that. My grandfather supported and helped that soldier for the rest of his life to try to make up for what he had suffered of injustice after the war.
Rip ludwig keppelinger
Sie haben sehr hohe Verluste in Kauf genommen bevor sie Aufgaben.
ihr Moto war den tot geben und nehmen diese Einheit ist oft wieder auferstanden nachdem sie fast vernichtet wurde .sollen sie in Frieden ruhen .
It's OK to say "fiercest" in lieu of "most fierce", you know.